mitzvah
mitz vah |ˈmitsvə ˈmɪtsvə | ▶noun ( pl. mitzvoth |ˈmitsˌvōt, -ˌvōs | ) Judaism a precept or commandment. • a good deed done from religious duty. ORIGIN mid 17th cent.: from Hebrew miṣwāh ‘commandment. ’
mitzvah |ˈmɪtsvə | ▶noun ( pl. mitzvoth |-vəʊt | ) Judaism a precept or commandment. • a good deed done from religious duty. ORIGIN mid 17th cent.: from Hebrew miṣwāh ‘commandment ’.